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Anvil Rock is a characteristic lookout point in the Blackheath area of the Blue Mountains, from where visitors can enjoy incredible 360 degree Grose Valley v.
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Anvil Rock Lookout in the Blue Mountains. A rock shape of a Blacksmith's anvil; that's how it got its name. This mesmerizing lookout is located at the end of Hat Hill Road overlooking the Grose Valley. Anvil Rock lookout. Image credits to Gary Hayes Best Lookouts Blue Mountains - lower region
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Anvil Rock Lookout Please note that Hargraves Lookout, Evans Lookout, and Govetts Leap Lookout have wheelchair-friendly access. 1. Mount Blackheath Lookout The Mt Blackheath Lookout, otherwise simply referred to as the Blackheath Lookout, is a bit of a hidden gem in the Blue Mountains. Mount Blackheath Lookout
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The enclosed square fire lookouts at Mount Rainier are typical for such structures built across the park service throughout the 1930s. In addition to the four remaining fire lookouts, four other fire lookouts that no longer exist were once located in the park.
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The lookout is hard to miss: it's a weathered sandstone rock formation that resembles the shape of a blacksmith's anvil. The lookout was named "Anvil Rock" in 1938 by Blackheath Council, the same year that an access road to the lookout was constructed.
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Anvil Rock Lookout (and Wind Eroded Cave) Sydney Uncovered
Anvil Rock is a characteristic lookout point in the Blackheath area of the Blue Mountains, where visitors can enjoy incredible 360-degree Grose Valley views. Nearby Wind Eroded Cave is a unique rock formation shaped like a wave-like overhang created by wind erosion, and is also a must-visit.
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460 m Return 14 m Moderate track A nice walk if you are in the area, and worth doing before Pulpit Rock lookout. This walk is not as busy as many of the other lookout walks in the area. The view across the valley is fantastic. The lookout makes a great place for a picnic lunch, and the lack of crowds makes it that much more attractive. Track Notes
Anvil Rock Lookout (and Wind Eroded Cave) Sydney Uncovered
Anvil Rock is the prominent crag located on the eastern edge of the Muir Snowfield about 400 feet below Camp Muir. It is also the site of a former fire lookout cabin. With an elevation of 9584 feet, it was the third highest lookout cabin ever built in Washington (only Mt. Adams and Mt. St. Helens had higher cabins).
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